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Code · Washington · Title 17 — Weeds, Rodents, and Pests · Chapter 17.10

RCW 17.10.890

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A county noxious weed control board may be deactivated only if there are neither any class A noxious weeds nor any class B noxious weeds in the county. Upon receiving documentation of the absence in the county of both class A noxious weeds and class B noxious weeds, the county legislative authority may initiate the following procedures:
(1)The county legislative authority holds a hearing to determine whether there continues to be a need for an activated county noxious weed control board if:
(a)A petition is filed by one hundred registered voters within the county;
(b)A petition is filed by a county noxious weed control board as provided in RCW 17.10.240 ; or
(c)The county legislative authority passes a motion to hold such a hearing.
(2)Except as provided in subsection
(4)of this section, the hearing shall be held within sixty days of final action taken under subsection
(1)of this section.
(3)If, after a hearing, the county legislative authority determines that no need exists for a county noxious weed control board, due to the absence of class A or class B noxious weeds designated for control in the region, the county legislative authority shall deactivate the board.
(4)The county legislative authority shall not convene a hearing as provided for in subsection
(1)of this section more frequently than once a year.
[ 2021 c 217 s 13 ; 1997 c 353 s 32 ; 1987 c 438 s 37 .]
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